U ____, Prague
Anders Blehr
that world famous pub or bierstube in Prague, Czechoslovakia; the one
claiming to be the world's oldest pub, dating back to 1499; the one
where they brew their own blacker than black, better than good and
cheaper that cheap beer; the one with a clock as its symbol; the one
which name is composed of two czech words, the first being a capital U
and the second having (I believe) two syllables.
- Anders.
PS! Crossposted to soc.culture.german because there is no
soc.culture.czechoslovakia, and because I remember there being loads
of more or less drunk Germans there.
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Fruehling
>I'm just wondering if any of you out there know or recall the name of
>that world famous pub or bierstube in Prague, Czechoslovakia; the one
>claiming to be the world's oldest pub, dating back to 1499; the one
>where they brew their own blacker than black, better than good and
>cheaper that cheap beer; the one with a clock as its symbol; the one
>which name is composed of two czech words, the first being a capital U
>and the second having (I believe) two syllables.
>
>- Anders.
U Fleku.
Fruehling.
Bernd Sokolowsky
Does anybody know the great Rock Cafe Reduta (sp ?) in prague? This
is a great spot. Unfortunately they don't sell beer there, but you
can buy beer on the street and take it in.
Bernd.
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Wolfgang Schwanke
>I'm just wondering if any of you out there know or recall the name of
>that world famous pub or bierstube in Prague, Czechoslovakia; the one
>claiming to be the world's oldest pub, dating back to 1499; the one
>where they brew their own blacker than black, better than good and
>cheaper that cheap beer; the one with a clock as its symbol; the one
>which name is composed of two czech words, the first being a capital U
>and the second having (I believe) two syllables.
Could it be U Flecko?
You are right, it really is a great place :)
>- Anders.
>PS! Crossposted to soc.culture.german because there is no
>soc.culture.czechoslovakia, and because I remember there being loads
>of more or less drunk Germans there.
You're too kind :)
Greetings
Wolfgang
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